Bajaj Sales Sep 2021 – Pulsar, Avenger, CT100, Platina, Dominar, Chetak
Homegrown deals plunged 21% YoY while sends out stayed level with a 1 percent development
Bajaj Auto Limited has delivered their business chart for September 2021. Taking bike and business vehicle deals (homegrown and sends out) into account, there was a 9 percent de-development to 4,02,021 units in the previous month, down from 4,41,306 units sold in September 2020. Bike deals in homegrown business sectors plunged 21% to 1,73,945 units a de-development more than 2,1,500 units sold in September 2020. Fares then again expanded 1% YoY to 1,87,091 units in September 2021 from 1,85,351 units sent in August 2020. The Bajaj Pulsar reach and Chetak e-bike have effectively added to these marketing projections. This took absolute deals in this section down 11% to 3,61,036 units, from 4,04,851 units sold in August 2020. In the bike range for homegrown business sectors, Bajaj has on offer their Pulsar, Dominar, Platina, CT, Avenger, Chetak, and so forth For sends out, it was their Boxer range which figured out how to beat out all competitors.
Business Vehicle Sales
Business vehicles faired better, as far as homegrown deals with a 99 percent YoY increment to 18,403 units, up from 9,231 units sold in August 2020. There was in any case, a 17 percent de-development revealed as far as fares which plunged to 22,582 units, down from 27,224 units delivered in September 2020.
Higher homegrown deals saw this section report a 12 percent YoY increment to 40,985 units in the previous month, up from 36,455 units sold in September 2020. This took complete deals (2 wheeler and CV) to 1,92,348 units in homegrown business sectors and to 2,09,673 in worldwide business sectors to an aggregate of 4,02,021 units more than 4,41,306 units sold around the same time of the earlier year.
YTD Sales
Considering the period April to September 2021, deals were more sure both as far as homegrown deals and sends out and on account of bikes and business vehicles. Bike homegrown deals expanded 13% to 8,30,700 units, up from 7,36,175 units sold in the half year time of 2020.
Fares saw a flood of 75% to 10,98,520 units in the April-Sept 2021 period, up from 6,28,219 units transported in the relating time of 2020. All out deals in this fragment expanded 41% to 19,29,220 units, up from 13,64,394 units in the half year time of 2020.
Business vehicle deals and fares expanded 68% to 2,21,201 units, up from 1,32,046 units in the April-Sept 2020 period. In this fragment, it was the homegrown deals that flaunted more certain outcomes with a 105 percent YTD increment. Deals which had remained at 28,674 units in the April-Sept 2020 period, expanded to 58,653 units in the relating time of 2021.
Fares then again saw a 57 percent YTD increment to 1,62,548 units, up from 1,03,372 units sold in April-Sept 2020. Complete deals in this fragment expanded 68% to 2,21,201 units, up from 1,32,046 units. Complete bike and business vehicle deals expanded 44% on a YTD premise to 21,50,421 units, up from 14,96,440 units sold in April-Sept 2020.
